The Poverty Alleviation Project is devoted to advancing socio-economic development for beggars, the helpless, and the landless. This initiative ensures that these families gain access to essential health services, education, shelter, food, and social status. By resolving their financial difficulties and providing education, health problems are mitigated, and social dignity is restored, breaking the cycle of begging.

To support this transformation, comprehensive training and assistance are offered, particularly in cow rearing. Each family receives a cow, which enhances their economic stability and fosters a self-sufficient lifestyle. Since the project’s inception, 118 cows have been distributed to 118 families, transforming lives from helplessness to hope and productivity.